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Posted by EGutierrez91 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

I don't know about that. My 9700 doesn't take 9 minutes, more like 5.

 
 
Posted by MattDub22 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

what OS????

 
 
Posted by diegonei Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Right after a OS update it may take anything from 90 seconds to 3 minutes for my 8520 to boot.

After I have all my apps and data back on the phone, it takes from 3-6 minutes.

How's that on the Torch? stable boot times no matter that you load into it?

 
 
Posted by Jaiden Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

9530 - 5.0.0.797 - 2min, 52 sec
9700 - 5.0.0.442 - 4min, 48 sec
Both on Telus network. Funny thing is, the 9530 is loaded with 3rd party apps (only 13mb available after battery pull)and the 9700 has no 3rd party apps installed O_o

 
 
Posted by 312 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Mine doesn't EVEN take 5 minutes, and I have 11 emails on my BIS account.

PS- That stupid "CRACKBERRY...dot com" drop has got to go. It's seriously ANNOYING!

 
 
Posted by devGOD Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

I'm am willing to be that the 9800 does not have encryption & security turned on. That adds an extra 3mins to the boot time. For that test to work all devices have to have the same configure with security. redo the test with security & encryption turned on for all 3 devices. Then do it again with all the security off. my 9700 boot in 2min 50sec with the security and encryption turned off.

 
 
Posted by con4n007 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

my 9700 about 3-4 mins

 
 
Posted by MattDub22 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

What OS???

 
 
Posted by bigjimsax Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

I am running 5.0.0.602 on ATT (sadly) and mine takes 2 to 3 min tops. Certainly not 10 minutes.

 
 
Posted by henningotto Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

my 9700 doesn't need such a lot time for booting...

 
 
Posted by MattDub22 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

What OS???

 
 
Posted by kjjb0204 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

9650 on vzw - between 5 minutes flat and sometimes upwards of 9 minutes.

 
 
Posted by veii Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

My 9700 boots uo about as fast as the Torch. Is encryption or memory cleaning switched on on the other 2?

 
 
Posted by rdy78 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

my 9650 doesn't take that long haha maybe 4m but yes that was a quick boot you shoulda gave us some more preview of the 0s6 hehe nice vid...

 
 
Posted by Kache Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Takes about 8 minutes

 
 
Posted by devGOD Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

turn off encryption and watch your BB 9700 boot in less than 3mins

 
 
Posted by Spiral_ouT Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Once I saw what was going on, I backed my video up to where Adam pushed the batteries in. I put my battery in my 9700 at the same time as he puts his in. Mine finished only 10 seconds after the Torch. I have 21 3rd party apps.

 
 
Posted by Irving94 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

So what? Who knows what kind of info is on these phones. There's probably ALOT of data. It can't be inaccurate because he just did it right in front of your eyes.

 
 
Posted by Spiral_ouT Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Was stating that the test results are inaccurate to the general 9700 owner's reboot time. Of course Adam's old phone filled with texts, emails, apps, and other data is going to be slower than a new one.

 
 
Posted by shlee Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Something doesnt seem right. My Bold 9700 Is way faster than that. almost 5 mins and it kills my girls 9650

 
 
Posted by MOTH477 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

I like my 9700. I wish boot times were better. Anyway I can't stop wondering if android winmo and Iphone test their devices to see which one boots fastest. Does this issue ever come up?

 
 
Posted by MattDub22 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

No, it doesn't. Those OS's may do less battery pulls, or none at all, but i tell you what, they have a boot time. I had the chance to work with a Galaxy S over the weekend and although the screen may come on fast it took about 3m 30s for the device to be usable, and another 1m for the network to come, and another 1m30s for the wi-fi to register. They don't talk about it because heaven forbid they have the same issues as a 'Blackberry'.... At least we're honest with our devices and discuss these issues.

 
 
Posted by Heynow388 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

My 9700 boots in less than 4 minutes.

 
 
Posted by lilituc Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Tour 9630, 10 minutes almost exactly.

 
 
Posted by wojtas25 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

My 9700 starts in ~2 or 2:30 mins with installed 24 3rd party apps.

 
 
Posted by bluegoose Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

T-Mobile 9700 running 5.0.0.743 boots from a battery pull to the today screen after the security verification in 2:45 and Berry Weather even refreshes by 3:45.

 
 
Posted by ice1124 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

iPhone boots up much faster than any of the BBs I've seen and used. My storm used to take more than five minutes to boot up, but my iPhone 4 takes a minute or two at most. I'm still a blackberry guy at heart, I'm just playing with the iPhone 4 until the 9800 comes out :)

 
 
Posted by Griffspen Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Is that after a battery pull on the iPhone?

 
 
Posted by Spiral_ouT Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

A battery pull on any iPhone voids the warranty. You have to remove screws and basically take it apart to get the battery out.

 
 
Posted by qrescue Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

I spit my water out on that one. Lol.

 
 
Posted by mmcerlaine Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

that couldnt have been a serious question lol

 
 
Posted by ronjon12 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

My 9700 boots up in around 2 mins.. about 10 3rd party apps, 3 emails accounts.

 
 
Posted by millyblick Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

booting time for me 4-5 mins

 
 
Posted by TheUnforgiven Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

7 Minutes and 48 seconds, with all 3 radios(CDMA, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth) on, running a custom theme, with 292.545MB of 404.375MB free on boot.

 
 
Posted by ahodgdon Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

I just pulled my battery on my Storm 2 and rebooted. 3 minutes and 30 seconds to reboot. Not to painful.

Andy.

 
 
Posted by SeanBest Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

My 9700 starts up in just under 2 minutes. This is a fail imo.

 
 
Posted by Scooter625 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

My 9000 boots up in 1:58 on a BES with about 25 apps on it. OS 5.0.0.681

 
 
Posted by Rounin Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Just rebooted my Bold 9000 in 1:45.

 
 
Posted by lerxster Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

2:05 on OS 5.0.0.681 with my 9000... much improved since OS5 :)

 
 
Posted by gerard187 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Mind 9700 is under 3 minutes.

 
 
Posted by cestlavie77 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

My good ol' 9000 boots up in 3 mins 40 seconds... running 5.0.0.509. Love this device. The _only_ BlackBerry to tempt me since getting it is the Torch.

 
 
Posted by jpres Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

3 1/2 --long, agonizing minutes.................

 
 
Posted by brandon_blackberry333 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

my 9700 finished 22 seconds after the 9800?

 
 
Posted by Rikter Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

For everyone that is saying " Oh my device loads so much faster ".... what you're failing to realize is that there are multiple 3rd party apps on each phone. The maker of the video doesn't say which or how many so you cannot compare your device boot time vs his as it will be different due to the apps and such.

Buy a torch, load it up with what you have on your current BB and then boot them up at the same time and the torch will probably kick your old bbs' ass.

 
 
Posted by siopow Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

agreed. i dont think this test is very accurate.

the test should be done with brand new phones fresh out of the box.

 
 
Posted by Irving94 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Lol How do you agree? He said the exact opposite of what your'e saying. But I agree with him, this is definite proof that the boot-up time is DRASTICALLY improved.

 
 
Posted by Spiral_ouT Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

You obviously didn't understand what he was saying then... He was saying the test wasn't accurate because the 9700 and 9650 had been heavily used. The only way to accurately get test results for this would be to have 3 Brand new, never used, phones

 
 
Posted by Barry178 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Those numbers are ridiculous. I can reboot form a battery pull in 2½ minutes.

 
 
Posted by Raekwon_ Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Just did the test on my Curve 8520 with OS 5.0 -> 2 minutes and 10 seconds

 
 
Posted by Zipper Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 550 days ago

Well I just did the same as another person here on my 9700, I reset the video and did a battery pull at the same time, my OS is .862 running 8 heavy apps, a ton of email, calendar entries, a bunch of non ended BBM convos going and my time was just under 4min. And my BELL splash screen doesn't stay on near as long as the T-Mobile one here. My BELL one pops on for 3sec. So I've always been pretty happy with my 9700 boot time. Would have been more informative what OS's Adam had going there. All in all something is off there.